Success

We're playing Kansas City.

That's actually hilarious.

So, you'd trade Coleman for Worthy?

Force feeding Worthy just to stick it to the Bills.

Our challenge game is lacking.

KC defense is good. That would have been tough to get if they went for it. Good punt from Martin.

I hear the bolded a lot (especially from KC fans), and I get it. But it also ignores sports history. Jordan can't get past the Pistons or Celtics in the playoffs. Until he did. Peyton can't beat Brady in the playoffs - until he did. The Red Sox will always lose to the Yankees in the playoffs - until they stage an historic comeback and then beat the NY in the playoffs every time since. Sports narratives change all the time. The Bills will change their narrative w/ KC. I don't know if it will be this year - but it will happen.

I actually loved him for hating us that much. He was so dedicated to it.

It was probably overplayed anyway because of that golf thing they did. Mahomes was really out of control in that regular season game last year. I've rarely seen stuff like that. So classless - it wasn't just the handshake. He was losing it on the sideline, and still losing it in the presser afterward. Over a properly called penalty, because it cost Kelce a degree of "greatness." I'll have a hard time seeing him as anything but a big baby from now on.

As long as it isn't Worthy. That's gonna be a thing every time we play them now.

I'm glad they're not pushing it w/ Kincaid - not that I know the specifics of his injury. But knee injuries in general can be dicey, and persistent. With the bye week coming up, hopefully he can fully heal and be 100% for the home stretch.

It's actually incredible how people can go to a message board of fans that see KC as their biggest nemesis and expect pure respect & admiration for their team.

This is such a weird game. I've seen Chiefs fans online hoping to win, but noting that they think it's "good luck" for their SB chances when the Bills beat them in the regular. Hate how that's become a thing. And I have to admit I feel some of that - maybe it's good to actually lose, to reverse the narrative that has so clearly been established. But, I believe the best way to blow up that narrative is to win Sunday, win in January, and win it all in February.

Well, sure, when you consider he'll likely get 2 chances w/ some phantom Offside flags.

I always like getting the bye later in the season. It will serve us very well for the home stretch - we have quite a few guys who just need a week off.

That's great news. In the clip I saw yesterday, he seemed to have no problem catching anything. If the wrist is the only issue, I can't see why he wouldn't be able to play given that. But of course, I know nothing.

I won't care about a loss much, particularly since we're on a win streak & basically have the division wrapped up. The only thing that would kind of bum me out is if we get blown out or it's one-sided, like the Ravens game.

I did let it go - until he joked about it w/ Edelman recently.

I don't think I've ever picked against the Bills - but this one feels like KC 23, Bills 17, or somewhere around there. Hopkins is playing well for them, and we could be missing Cooper, Coleman and Kincaid. I just can't see us generating much offense without those guys.

Not as bad as I thought. Only a few guys are limited, DNP. If Cooper plays, I'll feel pretty good heading into the game. If he can't, we'll have to be more creative on offense.

Bills are slight favorites, at home. "Shock" is just a bit strong for that headline.

I think the game hinges on Cooper being available. Going without all 3 of Coleman, Cooper & Kincaid will be a lot to overcome against a team like KC. Great to see Milano practicing again, though.

If Coleman, Cooper & Kincaid are all out - that will be rough. I know KC is missing some guys too, but I can't see our offense being too effective without at least one of those guys playing. They can basically focus almost exclusively on Shakir at that point.

I definitely want to be the team to beat them. But I'm already bracing for the narrative that we always beat them in the regular only to lose to them in the playoffs. Nick Wright will talk about it like it's a win for KC because of that.

At the pro level - it's a thing. In every major sport. We've seen it for decades. Teams self-destructed against the dynasty Pats - consistently.